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Breakfast Triggers Childhood Shame
A simple breakfast moment with my daughter unearthed childhood food shame I didn’t know I still carried.
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Convinced vs. Convicted
Many believe in God, but few let that belief transform how they live. There’s a difference between being convinced and being convicted. One changes...
Why I Kept the Name Sani Auri: A Story of Grief, Legacy & Love
Why I chose to keep the name Sani Auri after my daughter’s passing—and how it’s blossoming into a space for care, curls, and intentional living.
Becoming Who You Were Always Meant to Be
Change is hard—because it asks you to let go of what’s familiar, even when it no longer serves you. But real growth starts there.
Combating Texturism: A Love Letter to My Curls, My Clients, and Every Re-Emerging Natural
A question about combating texturism took me back to my own journey and my clients’ stories. This love letter is for every woman learning to love h...
How I Almost Dimmed Her Joy — And What I Learned About Protecting It
A small moment with my daughter reminded me how fragile joy is—and how sacred it is to protect it, especially in our children.
Confidence as an Adult (And Why You Don’t Need to Feel Ready)
Confidence isn’t about being loud or fearless. It’s about knowing who you are, deciding that’s enough, and showing up from that place.
